 RE In Canada
I have been seeing a Gyno at LifeQuest in Toronto. She specializes in infertility.
After reading about REs I am thinking that I might need an RE, rather than a gyno with infertility specialty. So I started searching the web and LifeQuest has a new staff member; Timea Belej-Rak MSc, MD, FRCSC she is a RE. I called the College of Physicans in Ontario and they don't keep a record of doctor’s sub-specialty.
I was wondering it anyone is interested in creating a list of RE across the country, it might be useful.
I am interested in an RE, because my doctor at Lifequest said the meds she is giving me, should correct the hormonal imbalance, however I got my family doctor to run my labs on day 3 or my cycle and my Free Testosterone were still listed as 9.2, down a little from the 9.9 nine months before, but it's not in the normal range. If my hormones are out of whack how can I get pregnant even if I am ovulating?
I don't understand how simply addressing the ovulation issue without looking at the other hormonal imbalances will help me. Then again I don't know if an RE would do much more.
Anyone has a take on the use of an RE versus an infertility specialist? And should we create a list of REs across the country?
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Me 34, Suzie
DH 37
TTC on and off since 1996, we had a long distance relationship. Started Living under the same roof with DH Feb06
Jan07 Laparoscopic Surgery
Feb07 No Meds
Mar07 No Meds
Apr07 Clomid 50mg
May07 2.5mg Letrozole five more cycles before IUI
June07 2.5mg Letrozole
July07 2.5mg Letrozole
Aug07 2.5mg Letrozole
Sept07 2.5mg Letrozole and IUI
Everything in life happens for a reason; my PCOS must have a reason. | 
